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11.________ a bike,she cycled home.(  )
A.BoughtB.To buyC.Being boughtD.Having bought

分析 买好自行车后,她骑回了家.

解答 答案:D 题干中有逗号分隔,没有连词,要用非谓语动词;buy与主语she之间构成主谓关系,要用主动;句意表达的buy动作发生在cycle home之前,要用现在分词的完成式.故选D.

点评 非谓语动词是常考的语言点.有三种构成方式:现在分词表示主动和进行的动作;过去分词表示被动和完成;动词不等式表示未发生的动作.本题考查的是现在分词的完成式,表示发生在谓语动作之前的主动.学习时,要注意区分和掌握.

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